The evening world. Newspaper, January 14, 1920, Page 9

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Our shoes are of a standard that do not require a cut in prices, but Jantzen policy of not carrying over any stock makes these reductions imperative on winter footwear, d 1 resigned an, eighteen and both have a fine Americans are hon- EZ, ¥) ving since ‘ountry Is good enough to lve in| Hit is no more than right to be a true eltizen. Tam Belgian born and will be ar cation, T trustwor and help anybody Zc : ; American citizen next month. My is down and out, The American j ener be happy is when ived in New York, Balti. everything was very! occupation is chauffeur ‘people vote for any one they want for | Torte beek jcountry, ‘tis of thee, great land of more, Virginia, North and South Car 1 Attet We wate Hebe Mi ND StHa, 6. Srebident and after @ forelener comes scat iommer (Continued From Page Bight.) [IBREty U.S. A. DE. B. olfna, and tn ea F t. AD MRS here and gets his citizenship papers! he can do tl Now ies T had an equal ¢ we took out our first a lihood, J love Ai We be { iba | sther pla : we began to lke Can Do What You Like in U. S., after the troubles of the people, whicn | Working Woman a Lady Here; « York Bay when you s the Btatuo of Lib- | Ark for Our Book—"'The Abues of the Big Toe,” \ NO BRANCH STOKES ow Hy wiliren no crowned head of Europe does, as i i erty, meaning yoy can do what ever r the people have no voice in its rulers. Only a tno by Old World. | van if You Obey Laws. +vou' want, but you must obey the | 660 Sixth Ave., Above 38th St. It is the best place to live in because | Ltaty Huitor, Brening Wo and » banner of klory and! ty Haditor, Evening Wyerld laws of United States, I ci an fron __Cuatam Bestmakers Over 10 Yenrn Amenicn RAOeE no J 1968 ktear its| S80 far only men fave written Jet. liberty f the woman's par- as born im Sweden in 1850. 1 worker Oo. B. own affairs and the Thterests of the| ters to The Evening World. On ur. S=====SS = - = wtiinsinniipeainiirnen once nillions of aliens who come to this| gent request of my husband, who has : country, ‘Then why should they bite] aire, atten : — + = — = — —=—— _ ey the hahd thut feeds them? Only| Sready sent in a letter, I will cast i) throngh ignorance. . my opinion of the U. S. A. - Sale of “4 America has thrown open its doora| Women enjoy more ed in the mh of hospitality to educate the ignorant |=— - in the laws and order of the country hat they chose to shelter them. — Saks & Copeny — \y Would the Government in tie country | 9 they left take that trouble? | What Are To those radicals who try to serve | , two masters I say: Quit like men and | . say, “I choose this day whom I will Your E es | " PR ¥ 2 serve, the master of freedom and love, | ' r —Di ys y T . ope nN rae FARA ta torevan saacunee Tey Kite orth?|| |) in the Heart of New York—Direct by Subway, Tube and ““L Tomorrow, Thursday ‘lance to the old master of tyranny ; : Py ay ind oppression, and from henceforth ||] Your eyes ure your most »@ 100 per cent. American,” precious “poss ion — don't Mrs, C. W., England, Affords_an_unprecedented opportunity to effect a substantial saving! be hath lel ea rlich glasses “ey, cost little and help so much. None of the “I'm Better Than |} ‘Reliable Eyesight Exa Monee Thou” Spirit in America. red Eye Specialists. Lagalty RAitor, Evening World: Fitted Glasses, $3 to $10 Tam thirty-seven years old and was y le vorn in Yorkshire,“ England. I have een in the U. S. A. fifteen years. Established 58 Years, rofession, taxi driver. It may be |||New York: 184 B'way, at John St Mohair Plush Motor Robes Reduced to This is a sale in which you will find some of the most beautiful coats introduced at a saving far too SaBITIL Ge ateeitash LaNGOIn, cortoan 223 Sixth Av., rsth St liberal to receive passing attention. It is our firm ayple speeches bring the tears to a He PUUerEe ann Ge belief that you will never again see such wonderful ian’s eyes,” that radiates around us, + it may be the knowledge of what tz, West gad _ Street | great President Wilson is, what a|{{Stooklyn: 498 Fuiton St.cor.Bond S, creat good soul was Roosevelt and $10.50 An exceptional — oppor- coats priced nearly so low. sitemap iatiattaiatiaiaiaamliaiaiimmnamaiaat All Wanted Materials—Sizes 34 to 52%, $59.50 to $69.50 Coats........Now $39.50 tunity to secure a really high class robe at a very ’ q ; low price. $75.00 to $95.00 Coats........ Now $58.00 Certainly a Fine Opportunity! , Made of Mobair Plush |} $95.00 to $125.00 Coats.s...... Now $75.00 Fan or All Wool, in two-tone | " $125.00 to $150.00 Coats........ Now $95.00 | y off he b f effects, and in smart plaic | Saks & ae offer i ed the best 0: i 1 t plaid ae F un . a ape br s ed ay se | Women’s Fashionable Boots an tal OG 8 hal as a ‘ MEN’S Fourth Floor. Worth $18 a pair in the present market , $9. 45 ac House Jackets CLOTHES OF CUSTOM CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY "THERE isn’t a make of 5 clothing in America that is given as much in- dividual tailoring as ours. Pin that up and take it for all it’s worth! On Sale Beginning Thursday Anyone at all familiar with conditions in the shoe industry will tell you that footwear prices will be very much higher in the near future, Good Special leathers are hard to get, labor costs are on the increase! According to the Sp present market these sides should sell for $18 a onl We offer them to you g 8. 88 at a clear saving of $8.55 on every pair you select. | 25 Distinct Styles—Every Pair from ' including tax HT Our Regular Stock SmartBungalow Aprons, Regularly $2 At $1.50 You will like them because of ee ™ - Ai their newness and their pretty All Our Renaliitng onto ore " FA highly serviceable materials. Women’s Winter Suits = | Greatly Reduced Fashioned of Percale in black and white effects, with plaid trimming on collar, sleeves, belt, We have taken all our remaining Women’s Suits and priced them so low immediate disposal is as- sured! Until present assortments are depleted: Only a few, and when Made of the finest leathers obtainable—Black Suede, Patent Coltskin these are gone the price with Black or Grey Buckskin tops, Black Kidskin and Dark Brown Calf- will certainly be much We use custom fabrics i}, skin, Sizes $ to 7, and,widths AAA to C, ) Second Floor. | higher. not customary fabrics THURSDAY ONLY Sake & Company BROADWAY AT 34th STREET Women’s Ultra-Smart Frocks and pockets; also in Indigo Prints with white braid trim- mings. One style pictured. Regularly $39.50 Fe enemas mam tei ee \ Saks & Company < Suits formerly $59.50—fashioned of fine) At $29.50 quality Sittene | in Belndeer, PRawaeN| Navy 1$35. 00 \ SAKS & CO. ; : Blue, Hea, an ie Wool richly smbrde | Have Been Extremely Fortunate in Securing a Wonderful Will Place on .lined with Peau de Cygne. luced to Collection of a Beautifully fashioned of ex- lection of j Suits formerly $65 to $95—skilfully) produced in Velvet, Suede Velour, Tinseltone, \$49 50 Silvertone and Velour Cloth, many beautifully / fur trimmed, Reduced to All Sales Strictly Final! ™ REE eee ee Sale To-morrow 1200 Men’s Soft Hats: Regularly $4 and $5 At $2.95 Soft Hats of quite an unusual type. The lines of the model may be seen in the illus- tration, but the finish of the hat can only be appreciated by those who see it. The surface is in a rough hair effect, very pleasing color combinations being achieved by the inter- mixing of vari-colored hairs. Each hat lined with two-tone Satin. cellent quality Crepe de Chine and Crepe Meteor that retails Japanese at $3.50 a yard, Hand-Embroidered Kimonos and will place them on sale Thursday At $17.50 to 57.50 Two very charming models, one smartly draped, the other in the very fashionable flounce effect. The New Binner Corsets are now being demonstrated by | Every size, from $4 to 44, in | Blue and Black. Miss Burleigh, expert Binner Corseliere Binner Corsets have long been the choice of nai ° Wi B Select! O America’s sapien iconcrag hind yv hid The most exquisite Kimonos exhibited in New All Broken Selections of Our enjoying even & Wider VORUS .bnen hererolore, Re York for many many years, Leising with rare skill cause of many added exclusive features. If you : . : the Ja | P WINTER FROCKS would have a Corset perfect of line and exceptionally hy the deft Singers of the Japanese Sexianetie ae ‘4 Crepe de Chine, rich Satins, and Jap. Silks of unusual | well constructed we recommend the Binner. I 1 . if . elegance Especial attention is directed to the models. | Greatly Reduced i co Mostly one of a kind, but each ; Greatly Reduced At $57.50 ‘ a | and every one a most extraordina! : eta A ‘ None Can Be Sent C. O. D., Exchanged | value. We advise immediate prihon re Odd L : f C aaheens spond mht h are lou? Antique / i ’ or on Approval. | ee ots oO orsets imonos over years old! ) | Frocks formerly $125 to $135....0-7.7....Now $95.00 7 4 (i epcke siormet)t: Mea vec ccr re sate qca) Now $75.00 La Vida Corsets, reg. $8 to $10......Now $5 At $3.50----Japanese Cotton Crepe Kimonos, - ae : | Frocks formerly $79.50 Now $49.50 Binner Corsets, reg. $8 to $12.50.... Now $6 and $8.95 tastefully embroidered in White. They come in Saks &Conpany Frocks formerly $69.50 Now one American Lady Corsets, reg. $6 Now ate . Pink, Blue, Rose and Copenhagen. | Broadway at 34th Street cer reenact alae